Most Annoying Video Game Enemies and Video Game Moments
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There are spoilers in this. Of course, if you didn't want to read spoilers, you shouldn't read this thread anyway...
Breath of Fire 4: You can't kill Yuna. That was probably why the game never got decent reviews.
Disgaea: As much as I love the game, the normal ending was really disappointing. You're basically a puppet being manipulated, and Laharl suddenly doesn't care at the end. Totally out of character, DESPITE the leadings up to it. (Oh and Croix being Mid-Boss was just WRONG!!)
MGS2: Come on!!! The whole thing was a training simulation?! That's just wrong.
Grandia II: I'll just say TOO MANY TWISTS IN A 15-MINUTE ENDING!!!
Atelier Iris: The FREAKING PRISM BOSS!!! And when you get to him, you'll understand.
Tales of Destiny II: When I get to the Seyfert Sanctuary and the game glitches and doesn't let me go anywhere. That's just the worst.
Breath of Fire 4: You can't kill Yuna. That was probably why the game never got decent reviews.
Disgaea: As much as I love the game, the normal ending was really disappointing. You're basically a puppet being manipulated, and Laharl suddenly doesn't care at the end. Totally out of character, DESPITE the leadings up to it. (Oh and Croix being Mid-Boss was just WRONG!!)
MGS2: Come on!!! The whole thing was a training simulation?! That's just wrong.
Grandia II: I'll just say TOO MANY TWISTS IN A 15-MINUTE ENDING!!!
Atelier Iris: The FREAKING PRISM BOSS!!! And when you get to him, you'll understand.
Tales of Destiny II: When I get to the Seyfert Sanctuary and the game glitches and doesn't let me go anywhere. That's just the worst.
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Omni said:
Yer darn straight. In sonic The Hedgehog 2, I cant get past that last level, when you're in the plane room, or something, and you can see Dr Robotnik right next to that room, but those huge beamy things come from the ceiling and the platforms has spikes on in, to it's insanely hard to pass that room. And then I lose all of my lives and cry. XD
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Half-Life: That one level where you have to get out of the waste processing facility. Not many enemies to fight, but it's all too easy to get lost there. Oh, and fighting Nihilanth. As if smashing those three crystals wasn't hard enough with all those Vortigaunts coming at you, Nihilanth fires teleportation orbs at you, sending you to even more Vortigaunts. Unless you smash those crystals, Nihilanth will regenerate, so if you don't know what you're doing, you'll die before you run out of ammo.
Warcraft III: The Frozen Throne: The three-parter mission where Arthas has to go through Azjol-Nerub. Parts 1 and 2 aren't that bad, but Part 3 can be quite annoying. Between the traps, the moving platforms, and having to snag all the gold and goodies before the timer runs out, it can become quite overwhelming if you don't know what you're doing. In addition, the bonus Orc campaign is basically a giant exercise in tedium. There's also the last mission of the Night Elf campaign and Mission 6 of the Undead campaign; how can Illidan and Sylvanas achieve their objectives if Furion's and Garithos's bases keep on dying?
StarCraft: Brood War: Mission 5A of the Terran campaign (the one where all the Ghosts nuke you). Nukes are great when you have them, but they're a major thorn in your side when the enemy has them. That's why you should go for the nuke silos in Mission 4 so all you have to worry about are Mengsk's Battlecruisers.
Baldur's Gate: The final battle with Sarevok. Traps in the floor, Angelo and that other mage tossing spells at your party, and Tazok acting as a giant meat shield that can deal hits as heavy as those he receives, in addition to a certain someone with spell immunity, a VERY low AC and THAC0, big damage, and tons of HP. Unless you and your party are well-prepared and you've planned ahead, you'll die like that. As if the fiasco at the Ducal Palace, the labyrinth under the Thieves' Guild, and the Iron Throne mercs in the Undercity weren't enough. Oh, and the escape from Candlekeep in the end of Chapter 6. Tedium with a capital "T," I say. Stupid doppelgangers...
Warcraft III: The Frozen Throne: The three-parter mission where Arthas has to go through Azjol-Nerub. Parts 1 and 2 aren't that bad, but Part 3 can be quite annoying. Between the traps, the moving platforms, and having to snag all the gold and goodies before the timer runs out, it can become quite overwhelming if you don't know what you're doing. In addition, the bonus Orc campaign is basically a giant exercise in tedium. There's also the last mission of the Night Elf campaign and Mission 6 of the Undead campaign; how can Illidan and Sylvanas achieve their objectives if Furion's and Garithos's bases keep on dying?
StarCraft: Brood War: Mission 5A of the Terran campaign (the one where all the Ghosts nuke you). Nukes are great when you have them, but they're a major thorn in your side when the enemy has them. That's why you should go for the nuke silos in Mission 4 so all you have to worry about are Mengsk's Battlecruisers.
Baldur's Gate: The final battle with Sarevok. Traps in the floor, Angelo and that other mage tossing spells at your party, and Tazok acting as a giant meat shield that can deal hits as heavy as those he receives, in addition to a certain someone with spell immunity, a VERY low AC and THAC0, big damage, and tons of HP. Unless you and your party are well-prepared and you've planned ahead, you'll die like that. As if the fiasco at the Ducal Palace, the labyrinth under the Thieves' Guild, and the Iron Throne mercs in the Undercity weren't enough. Oh, and the escape from Candlekeep in the end of Chapter 6. Tedium with a capital "T," I say. Stupid doppelgangers...
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spider man 2 this game suck it had really bad graphics this game make me wann go sleep
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Golden Sun II- Amazing Game, but Air's Rock and Jupiter Lighthouse. Uggh....
Super Mario 64 DS-Mario wings to the sky. It's nearly impossible.
Tekken 5-Jinpachi is impossibly hard. I've beaten him once(Kazuya), but my friend is amazing at it. He won two straight rounds with Asuka. FIRST TIME.
Final Fantasy Tactics Advance-Mateus. The hardest boss I have ever fought(except Dullahan, but i haven't beaten him). I beat Llednar 80 times and beat Mateus once.
Tip-Cast Curaga on the Vampires as they are undead, and use a Combat Combo on Mateus with 10 JP for everyone. Let Montblanc use Famfrit.
Super Mario 64 DS-Mario wings to the sky. It's nearly impossible.
Tekken 5-Jinpachi is impossibly hard. I've beaten him once(Kazuya), but my friend is amazing at it. He won two straight rounds with Asuka. FIRST TIME.
Final Fantasy Tactics Advance-Mateus. The hardest boss I have ever fought(except Dullahan, but i haven't beaten him). I beat Llednar 80 times and beat Mateus once.
Tip-Cast Curaga on the Vampires as they are undead, and use a Combat Combo on Mateus with 10 JP for everyone. Let Montblanc use Famfrit.
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Lightning said:
that was i was going to say
That part with that stupid locket thing >__< i hated that. But i won, after 28 times of trying
TOS - that city of hope gravity bit
OMFG IM STILL DOING IT NOW!!
Sonic the Hedgehog 3 - Casino Night zone. There's a section where you get locked in a room with one of those spinning bouncey pillars, and have to pound it down and try to squeeze through a gap to continue.
At the time I just furiously hammered the jump button and mashed the d-pad until the block fell low enough for me to squeeze through. Several years later I was set to find out that all you needed to do was press down as you landed.
Also: WonderBoy in Monster Land for the Master System. The final level has the most annoying platforming segment I've ever seen in a game. Ever.
At the time I just furiously hammered the jump button and mashed the d-pad until the block fell low enough for me to squeeze through. Several years later I was set to find out that all you needed to do was press down as you landed.
Also: WonderBoy in Monster Land for the Master System. The final level has the most annoying platforming segment I've ever seen in a game. Ever.
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Most Annoying Videogame Enemies... (not bosses)
I'm sure if you all have been playing videogames for a considerable amount of time, you have encountered tough enemies who won't die without a fight! There are many many instances.. so share! XD
Here's mine:
Castlevania: Fleamen: For the Metroid-vania vers (SOTN, CoTM, HoD, AoS, DoS) it's not so bad, but with old school castlevania, these buggers are ANNOYING. CV3 isn't too bad because they are more predictable, but overall my most annoying enemies ever. And what's worst...being so small, they do the same amount of damage as regular enemies. Of course when it get's to later levels, it gets even worst taking off 4 bars of damage for every hit. A serious complete pain in the...
Super Mario Bros.: Hammer Bros: Tough tough annoying buggers. Guards of the gate and totally randomnized in their jumping patterns. Just when you think you can blow past them, you can't. It's hard to get past these, which requires either a leap of faith or a sacrafice of your stature.
Super Mario Bros.: Lakitu: High-flying nerd in the air tossing spinies onto your head. Great. It's not so bad if you can blaze through the level without having to stop, clouds apparently follow the speed limit, but when your stuck, he can make your life a living hell. Unless you're Firey Mario, you're pretty much done for XD.
Final Fantasy: Tonberry: First time I met this guy in FF6, I was like PFFFT...how lame. A fat imp. 10 rounds later of him not even showing signs of dying, he crept up and stabbed one of my members in an instant kill. It's made worst in FF7 because he waddles almost mocking your inability to stop him.
Ninja Gaiden: Ghost Fishes: These things can be really annoying at times because they instantly sworm you when in sight, and if you just want to use your sword to handle these.. good luck!
I'm sure if you all have been playing videogames for a considerable amount of time, you have encountered tough enemies who won't die without a fight! There are many many instances.. so share! XD
Here's mine:
Castlevania: Fleamen: For the Metroid-vania vers (SOTN, CoTM, HoD, AoS, DoS) it's not so bad, but with old school castlevania, these buggers are ANNOYING. CV3 isn't too bad because they are more predictable, but overall my most annoying enemies ever. And what's worst...being so small, they do the same amount of damage as regular enemies. Of course when it get's to later levels, it gets even worst taking off 4 bars of damage for every hit. A serious complete pain in the...
Super Mario Bros.: Hammer Bros: Tough tough annoying buggers. Guards of the gate and totally randomnized in their jumping patterns. Just when you think you can blow past them, you can't. It's hard to get past these, which requires either a leap of faith or a sacrafice of your stature.
Super Mario Bros.: Lakitu: High-flying nerd in the air tossing spinies onto your head. Great. It's not so bad if you can blaze through the level without having to stop, clouds apparently follow the speed limit, but when your stuck, he can make your life a living hell. Unless you're Firey Mario, you're pretty much done for XD.
Final Fantasy: Tonberry: First time I met this guy in FF6, I was like PFFFT...how lame. A fat imp. 10 rounds later of him not even showing signs of dying, he crept up and stabbed one of my members in an instant kill. It's made worst in FF7 because he waddles almost mocking your inability to stop him.
Ninja Gaiden: Ghost Fishes: These things can be really annoying at times because they instantly sworm you when in sight, and if you just want to use your sword to handle these.. good luck!
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The knife-wielding Galsia/Garcias on Streets of Rage 2 & 3. Lord those guys are irritating.
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Those blasted Rattons in the Megaman 3 games.
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Oh! In another Link game, those robbers in the forest that take your items. And you can't kill them. The sword does n-o-t-h-i-n-g.
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Well sweeties here's my irrated list of ememies! XD
Metroid - Metroid in Metroid for NES. Those Metroids were bigger than Samus! Man, I had the hard way what happens if I didn't had a Ice Beam, back then when I was 5. ><; It was annoying watching them suck the living life out of you and when you excape two things happen: you lost about an energy tank, and another one is coming! Now I've gotten better, so no need to worry now. XD
Super Mario Bros. - Lakut *Or how ever it's spelt.* Sure, it's soo nice throwing Spineys at me and I can't hit ya since you're at the top of the friggen screen! ><; Goddness, there were a bother backthen.
The Legend of Zelda - Like-Likes! There goes my shield. ;0;
Re-deads - I swear, those things are humping Link's head! XD
Chrono Trigger - ANY EMEMY!!!
Well, that's all I can think of now sweeties. X3
Metroid - Metroid in Metroid for NES. Those Metroids were bigger than Samus! Man, I had the hard way what happens if I didn't had a Ice Beam, back then when I was 5. ><; It was annoying watching them suck the living life out of you and when you excape two things happen: you lost about an energy tank, and another one is coming! Now I've gotten better, so no need to worry now. XD
Super Mario Bros. - Lakut *Or how ever it's spelt.* Sure, it's soo nice throwing Spineys at me and I can't hit ya since you're at the top of the friggen screen! ><; Goddness, there were a bother backthen.
The Legend of Zelda - Like-Likes! There goes my shield. ;0;
Re-deads - I swear, those things are humping Link's head! XD
Chrono Trigger - ANY EMEMY!!!
Well, that's all I can think of now sweeties. X3
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Diablo II: Lord of Destruction: Most enemies you encounter, be it Fallen, Greater Mummies, Fetishes, Leapers, et cetera... - Most of your enemies are major pains in the butt.
StarCraft: Brood War: Protoss Dark Templar - Let's just say that if you don't have an adequate detector, you're screwed. One DT's Warp Blade can kill a Marine or a Zergling in one hit; twelve of them can wipe out a base in an alarmingly short time if there are no detectors on hand.
Zerg Queen - She'll be flying around dropping Parasites on your men, Ensnaring your attack groups, or using Spawn Broodlings on your heavy artillery. Even though she has only 120 HP, she'll fly away before you can kill her; the fact that most of your units will be Ensnared will only exacerbate the situation.
Terran Ghost - Even though his C-10 Canister Rifle deals little damage, Lockdown can be quite annoying if you're using mechanical units and you lack Medics to restore them.
Terran Medic - She's a lifesaver if she's on your team and a ***** if she's on the opposing team. She'll heal the enemies faster than you can damage them, she'll dispel any negative buffs you've given them, and Optical Flare can render a Science Vessel, Observer, or Overlord useless unless you've got your own Medics on hand to Restore them.
Zerg Lurker - Unless you've got a detector handy, these big guys will turn your ground forces into shish kebobs. Luckily, they're vulnerable against air.
Terran Science Vessel - He'll spot your DTs and Ghosts before they reach their targets. He'll EMP you and drain you of your shields and energy. Defensive Matrix makes it hard as hell to take out that one Siege Tank that's laying waste to your base. And Irradiate? Well, that's a major pain in the *** when you're playing as Zerg.
StarCraft: Brood War: Protoss Dark Templar - Let's just say that if you don't have an adequate detector, you're screwed. One DT's Warp Blade can kill a Marine or a Zergling in one hit; twelve of them can wipe out a base in an alarmingly short time if there are no detectors on hand.
Zerg Queen - She'll be flying around dropping Parasites on your men, Ensnaring your attack groups, or using Spawn Broodlings on your heavy artillery. Even though she has only 120 HP, she'll fly away before you can kill her; the fact that most of your units will be Ensnared will only exacerbate the situation.
Terran Ghost - Even though his C-10 Canister Rifle deals little damage, Lockdown can be quite annoying if you're using mechanical units and you lack Medics to restore them.
Terran Medic - She's a lifesaver if she's on your team and a ***** if she's on the opposing team. She'll heal the enemies faster than you can damage them, she'll dispel any negative buffs you've given them, and Optical Flare can render a Science Vessel, Observer, or Overlord useless unless you've got your own Medics on hand to Restore them.
Zerg Lurker - Unless you've got a detector handy, these big guys will turn your ground forces into shish kebobs. Luckily, they're vulnerable against air.
Terran Science Vessel - He'll spot your DTs and Ghosts before they reach their targets. He'll EMP you and drain you of your shields and energy. Defensive Matrix makes it hard as hell to take out that one Siege Tank that's laying waste to your base. And Irradiate? Well, that's a major pain in the *** when you're playing as Zerg.
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Zelda: A Link to the Past: Rat thieves. I hate them!
Metroid Zero Mission: Black Space Pirates. They take AGES to kill
Golden Sun: The Lost Age: Sky Dragons. Poison attack and Storm Breath! And too much health
Metroid Prime: Adult Sheegoths. They absorb beam fire, and are a waste of missiles. And Chozo Ghosts are annoying, even with the X-Ray visor.
Thats my list
Metroid Zero Mission: Black Space Pirates. They take AGES to kill
Golden Sun: The Lost Age: Sky Dragons. Poison attack and Storm Breath! And too much health
Metroid Prime: Adult Sheegoths. They absorb beam fire, and are a waste of missiles. And Chozo Ghosts are annoying, even with the X-Ray visor.
Thats my list